Is Zeebe recommended for orchestrating long running processes (e.g. expected durations of 6 months) or is Camunda 7 more suited for this case?
If we have many processes waiting for message catch events, will this have an impact in the amount of RAM consumed, or will memory be freed up while waiting for incoming messages?
Is there any updated reference documentation describing zeebe internals apart from the below link:
Hi @ntheodoropoulos,
Yes, Zeebe is well suited for long running processes. The running process instances will take diskspace, so you may calculate beforehand how much diskspace is required for all running process instances. Take a look at an example calculation here: Sizing your environment | Camunda 8 Docs
In Camunda 7, the data are saved in the relational database, and you do a similar calculation for the database size.
Hope this helps, Ingo
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